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We Care A Lot has been out of print for 20 years, and the reissue will boast a remastered version of the album, as well as nine bonus tracks comprising demos, new mixes and live tracks.

"This was an album that started as a demo, before any label had any interest in us," Gould said in a statement. "[W]hen cleaning out my basement, I discovered the original master reels, and we all thought that resurrecting this from the original tapes would be a great way to reintroduce We Care A Lot into the world. Lastly, this has been a band effort; we are releasing this in the same way as we recorded it, deciding everything amongst ourselves and getting our hands deep into the nuts and bolts … just like we used to."

For the We Care A Lot reissue, Faith No More tapped longtime producer Matt Wallace to remix three cuts, the title track, "Pills for Breakfast" and "As the Worm Turns." The band also included the original 8-track demos for four songs and live recordings of "The Jungle" and "New Beginnings" from a 1986 show at San Francisco's now-defunct club, I-Beam. The reissue will also include liner notes from keyboardist Roddy Bottum and behind-the-scenes photos. A complete track list is below.

Faith No More arose out of a unique mingling of subcultures — hippies, punks, dancers, Satanists and more — in early Eighties San Francisco. Working off a handful of demos, the band recorded We Care A Lot at Prairie Sun Studios, which was situated on a farm outside the city. Anchored by the title track, We Care A Lot positioned Faith No More at the helm of hard rock's experimental front. The album also features original vocalist Chuck Mosley, who was replaced by Mike Patton on the band's third album, The Real Thing.

Last year, Faith No More released Sol Invictus, their first album since 1997's Album of the Year.